Featured and breaking Reno news.
The City of Reno in an after-hours press release today announced a $4.5 million settlement with plaintiffs affected by Swan Lake flooding in 2017.
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An effort to repeal the death penalty in Nevada is exposing polarization in the Legislature while proving party affiliation can be an unreliable predictor.
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County to change COVID-19 plan after rebukes from Reno, health district and school district
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradWashoe County will need to modify its COVID-19 reopening plan again after the health district, school district and City of Reno raised objections.
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Energy efficient lighting saves money, reduces greenhouse gases, brightens Nevada’s future (sponsored)
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoSPONSORED: Nevada businesses and governments can save a substantial amount of money on their energy bills by upgrading to next generation LED lighting.
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Secretary of State: Limited evidence of voter fraud in 2020 election
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradNevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske on Wednesday released a detailed report responding to boxes of alleged evidence, provided by the Nevada GOP, of voter fraud.
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Common Ground Reno invites community for Earth Day event (sponsored)
By Muse GroupBy Muse GroupSPONSORED: Join urban real estate development company, Common Ground Reno, on Thursday, April 22, for an Earth Day outdoor community gathering.
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Nevada lawmakers on Tuesday passed dozens of bills through the state Senate and Assembly and diverted several others ahead of a key deadline.
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This Is Reno caught up with some of northern Nevada’s Black community leaders to discuss the verdict in the George Floyd trial.
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Donor Network West joins as a founding member to fund launch of Biostasis Research Institute (sponsored)
By KPS3By KPS3SPONSORED: Donor Network West is the federally designated organ procurement organization for northern Nevada and northern California.
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COVID-19 risk meter remains in ‘high’ range as new variant spreads through community
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradCounty health officials today said there are 67 new cases of the COVID-19 variant B.1.1.7 in Washoe County since its last report.